I’m doing something different for my next three blogs. I’m interviewing my family. I sat down with my 19-year-old daughter this week for a Q & A. Been wanting to do this for a while, just for fun.
- What’s your favorite family memory? Staying on the beach in the summers in San Diego during 4th of July.
- What’s something you’re really good at? Strategy games like Clue, Sudoku and Solitaire.
- What’s your favorite thing to do together as a family? Go out to eat.
- What’s a dream you hope comes true? That someday I get to see the Seven Wonders of the World.
- What are you most excited about this year? Visiting my friends that are away for college.
- What makes our family unique? All my friends say the four of us talk the same and act the same.
- How do you show God’s love to others? I’m kind to everyone. Even people who have hurt me.
- What do you think kindness means? No judgement. I don’t say mean things. I smile at everyone.
- What is your favorite bible story? The Pharisee and the Tax Collector.
- What’s the funniest thing Dad has ever done? When he does impressions.
- What’s something people don’t know about you? That I’m very firm in my political beliefs.
- Favorite Color Green
- What advice would you give your younger self? Take grades seriously starting as a freshman. Take your GPA more seriously for the sake of college scholarships.
- Favorite Movie White Chicks
- What makes Gen Z different from generations before it? Gen Z has more slang than others. We don’t text in whole words. Gen Z is less judgmental and open-minded.
- How will you look back on your generation positively? Even though I grew up with a lot of technology, and all that other stuff, I still feel like I still knew a time when things were not as bad as now. My childhood still feels like it will be different than young children’s of today. When I was younger, there was still good movies and good music. The 2010’s were better than the 2020’s.
As you can see, this was not deep and philosophical. I could’ve asked that, but neither of us were in the mood. P.S. I’m totally good with her political beliefs!


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